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About our Mails.

y reliable Chaptico gentleman writes
THAT if Morsanza could DC served by the
Mechauicsyillc and California rJute-wiich
should be 10y all means connected a.
part Of the route or by cross ma,i-the dis
tapcc from Laurel Grove ~ Mur-.nza being
about - miles, and as there is no Court
house, no printing offices and but few
professional men al California, /. would hc
but little inconvenience for the mail to AZ
rive there : an hour later than now. BY
disCounccting Morgauza, the mail could be
deliyeUed at Leunarltown an hour and =
half earlier in Summer aud two and u half
hours earlier in Winter. BY direct route
from Mechanicsville via Chapt;Co and s.
Clements Bay 10 Lconardtown, your mail
if delivered at MechanicSville at o'clock
could be delivered at Leonardtown al about
$50 or 1. giving ample time to answer any
correspondence by return mail. by making
this route direct and taking in consideration
the BEACoN's suggestion of last Winter.
that some one put a stage on the route for
the two " inter months 10 connect Leonard-
town with the Railroad. l would DC will
ing, if could get it, 10 Pu, a stage on and
keep my teams at Chaptico, that change
Of horse might be made on the route ana
thereby facilitate the travel. Ii this ar
rangement could be made, it would correct
a long felt want Of the County Town for
prompt mail delivery" The party further
writes, he is ready and willing 10 begin
operations Immediately, SO that all that
remains for Leonardtown folks 10 dn, is 10
gei our congressman 10 have the change
made. OF course, our Chapiico friend
would like TO contract with the Govern
ment. not sub-contract, for he rightly thinks
that not q lsttle Of our mail troubles Is due
10 the fact our contractor is not resident.
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NJ. lniGO'S Items.

' ..r EcgnsIr ColTcspondtHtl
sling showers occasionally visit our
>' aul tomato and cabbage plsnts
y" .aN, nccntly been set out are grow
.. '~~r. i'rngr. sSing exceedingly well
+. w..k. \ considerable area has
.'..i in com, and ground is being
J. .ra later planting.
crabs have commenced a. show
W, AMI buyers are procuring
4. boxes - A. "a bc in time for the
'- ut catch.
\ a.t.ug j. being done hereabout,
~. a,sr-, white and colored, realize a
,rg their work despite the stereo-
"... 't.Eu,a Of hard times.
". d. Potter Of Long Island, \. Y, has
". . Lis wier trom smiths creek, and a
T." ..'.-ens # Tick Neck set nets which
>a 'he demand for fish.
N..I. Hammeyt or your ancient town
'>.'"' .Ar Pine :th inst. He seemed TO be
'1. ..- GOOD health, and met his friends
with .> usual smile.
Plants whieh have been transformed by
'.. -.-.. { ;:me into LOFTY and wide spread
'-- ue.> are being cat and hauled 10 the
'''..' a. hy the ingenuity Of man, madeto
''.sv.,r his various purposes.
= the shades Of evening advance, the
,"..i-ad sgul-stirIing notes Of the bobo-
.'N are Aaari, reminding the writer Of his
youthful days when care, the constant
e''>' 'i those Of maturer years, was > thing
Ca'hou-ht Of.
"N' roads are in excellent condition and
prove that supervisors know and attend 10
ibe.rduty.
N"' much sickness 70 chronicle.
HANKS to he great BestUwcr of blessings.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

The Morganza Farmers Club, met Satur-
day last; F. NJ. Dyer in the chair The
proceedings of the last meeting We're read
and adopted. ". '. Waters was elected
member of the club. The following named
gentlemen were chosen 10 serve until the
regular meeting in August:
President, Frank VI. Dyer; Secretary,
Charles j. Russell; Asst. Secretary, William
I. Bailey.
A committee was appointed 10 draft
resolutions expressive Of the feeling of the
Club upon the death Of Mr. John Parsons
Through their chairman, Mr.. james T. NJ
Ralcy, they reported the following which
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Ithas pleased Almighty God
to call from the world our late brother
John Parsons, therefore,
u, Il R,.5lccd, That we sincerely lament
his death and deplore the loss OF - faithful
and efficient Co-W0rkcr in our Farmers
Club whose long experience and yaluaIIc
information made him potent factor in
our association. And further,
BE Il ReSo,otd, That as mark of respect
To- the memory of our deceased brother, We
request these resolutions 10 ~ published in
both Of the county papers ana copy sent
TO his family.
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LoeaIEiss and OthaEiss.

We hsar no complaints of a want ofrain
Mr. james I. Blair has been re-comrnis.
stoned Is Register Of the 7ih tlisiric,. vice
sell, resigned.
Our thanks are returned Rev. Joseph
Murphy, Of Hillsbora' n. T., for interesting
I papers.
The Commissioners Court was in session
Monday and Tuesday. The Orphans
Court met Tuesday.
The Calvert county democrats have met
and proposed ticket 10 sui, all interests
and one that is warranted to win.
The death Of Joseph H. Maddox Esqr.,
formerly Of this county is reported. Mr..
Maddox was aged about 81 years.
Under the influence of the recent warm
days, vegetation OF all kinds has put forth
wonderfully.
The sentiment among democrats appears
TO be practically unanimous in favor of
early nominations
Our excuse for holding over our cores
ponden;s' favors, this week, is, that we are
short Of hands and unable to get them in
! type.
/ The Leonardtown market has lately been
| oyerstocked with salads, principally aspar-
agus, the finest juciest and best in the
world a."
Recently, Mrs. J. Hilary Parsons shipped
one dozen spring chickens 10 New York
which netted $l2. What DO you think of
this, brother Times.
Mr.. Walter |. Dawkins left per Steamer
Sue, Saturday, for his new home in Chat
tanooga. lie carries with him the we'll
wishes Of all who know him
Mr.. d. :. Bowles, ofihe ST. Johns neigh.
borhood, is ahead, thus far. in tobacco sales.
This crop averaged fair price and for one
hogshead he received cents.
You who have accounts against the
county should bear in mind the l.ct that
ere long the levy may close on your little
bill and shut it out until 1889.
Judge Morris has signed decree for
$4,000 against each Of the State Fishery
Steamers tor failure 10 submit 10 inspection
by l. ;. inspectors in 1ss5 and Isst.
Among the Baltimore visitors to our Of
Iice last week, were Mr.. Carpenter, OF
Dudley X Carpenter, and Mr. George
Golisboro: Of the City Police Force.
Tie schooner Father and sons" We are
requested 10 state, viii leave Loonardtown.
Friday next, for Baltimore Parties desir-
Ing freight will leave their orders with
Edelcn Bros, s Camden Il
Monday last, Cle.us Hanson and Alfred
Hayden, both c,lrrri, working from 6
o'clack @ 6o'el.ck. shgarei ~ sleep for
Mr.. Joseph II. hey. The average yield to
. sheep vas pounds. TL- work Was well
done.
His many friends throughout our county
will be pleased To hear that present. indica-
tious are thar Colonel J. Simms Feawick
Will soon receive an appoiamen; in tie
Baltimore suh-Tfea-ary The Colonel :
thoroughly qualified for The position.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
,t.rrcsranl,ngc # the Beacan.j
SAMuHT SAYS HIS SAY.
BALTIMoRE, Nav 8, lss..

BALTIMORE, May 8, 1881.
The s'rcst man in Baltimore to-day is J.
Frank Morrison. His little transparent
scheme q capture the City Convention last
Thursday evening turned out 10 be boom
'raag and rccoilei on his own head with q
blow that made him sick When the Crts-
cent Chief spread his web t. catch flies he
forgot L. consider the consequences which
would follow if the flies proved TO he
str niger than the web, and now the web is
all broken mp ana Morrison has virtually
buried himself and at the same time dug
the political graves Of some OF his friends.
II he had really wanted to correct some
evils that do exist in The democratic party,
he could have accomplished his purpose
in the party and strengthened his own in
tiuence. Bu: he overestimated his strength
when he thought the whole party would
sueeze cycrytimc he took pinch Of snuff.
He ignored and insulted the State Cen
tral Committee when he got his trustv valet,
Benton Crisp, to call the convention before
the meeting Of the committee ana has
reaped just what he deserved.
1t Is astonishing how sensible men can
he dupgd into schemes as transparent a.
those Of Morrison. There i Edgar II.
Cans, Deputy States Attorney. man If
brilliant mind, deep thinker and one of
the bri-hteS, young lawyers in the State
He was raPidly rising in public esteem and
At any time could have resigned his posi-
ton and jumped into practice that would
soon have brought fortune and fame. Yet
he went after strange gods and, for time.
all hopes ofpolitical prefermeni are crush
Ell and withered. It is pity he didn't
await his time. lie Is noble fellow at
heart and deserves better fate. His am
bition Vas little too previous.
The night after the convention Mr.. Nor
rison was absen; from the Crescent Club.
\ number Of reporters were on hand with
fresh psds aud sharp pointed pencils to in
teryiew the chief 81 the result OF the CON
yention but he couldn't be found. His
views on the subjec; have not been learned
YET II Is well - p.rhapS. for If 4 printer
had attempted - set them up in the chiefs
own language lie would have run the risk
OF having tie type melted ami burning his
hands.
The Reform Leaguers ana that class Of
republicans Who are always watching for
stray eTumb TO drop from the dem cratic
table rsceiysd set hack too They al
seem 10 have eTawled in hole and pulled
the hole in after them. The convention
and its result have been The only political
themes under discussion since THURSDAY
night, and there have been no new deyel.
! opments in any other portion of tie poli,;.
cal field
society bellies, married aud single, an
busy preparing fer Summer tours. In /.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

l. associates, Monday last, treated
Nr '.r-r Coii>horc. of Baltimore. 20 3
.....,, which was enjoyed not by him
8. a.. '.t A..u hy a large crowd OF lady
..' ..''.,man hunters. \ fox was soon
'.' itt.u,, at Ica,ta nine mile chase,
.' .. .Nr.,inE me ~ ,hat, to bring him
.a. II The death, Mr. VIM. Dawson
.rt..llush and calamity presented it
I'M. nlaRalcy The scalp was secured
j. Nr ". Y. Waters, who presented ii 10
ll.,, Nellie Holland. The chase was full
- .N."us incidents Miss Julia Raley
' b. .r ~t,rUP but thanks to her excel
.. f. r-.manshjp, was saved from any
'' Nil Holland, in leaping her
vs.. ..,r a ditch, was only saved from a
....l,r fall by the gallantry of her
81 !, wing ~ his horse stumbling,
M.a.w,~ I NJ, Raley was treated 10 a
y. we're fall Among those attending
". Mise, Nellie Holland and Julia
h.... N,~>r-. George Goldsboro, p. H.
4 ",C.yIr Ahcll. F. VI. Neal, W. V. Wa
'-'. Nrran Rgley, William Dawson, Jas.
I. u M.yy, William Ralcy and others.
I.. .ta. was a most enjoyable one and
\. ,.nL remembered by those who
n" .'eI.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

was incorporated in 1870, with power 70
confer degrees, and was endowed by the
State of Maryland in 1860. The ondow-
ment establishes free scholarship in the
College for each county in the State, upon
which one pupil j. entitled TO instruction,
without charge, in all the branches tangh,
in the College, with the use Of text books.
students can beaTd with friends, or, a
reduced rates, in tlle College with the Presi.
deat and his family. The scholarships are
niied by the Orphans Court Of the respec-
i've counties. Application for d scholar
ship may be made 10 tie Court directly or
to DR. n. c. Brooks, President OF the ins,i-
tuition. The College has graduated 304
pupils, and trained and sent forth 200
teachers who are filing responsible posi-
tions. There win be number Of scholar
ships vacant, June Isl, for which early
application should be made.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
4 necIinati0n.
MArTAPANY, May 9, 1887.

MesSrs. Editors With many thanks II
the Kind friend who suggests my name icr
q seat in the Lower House, ask room IN
your columns to decline being considered
a candidate at this time. In S1innon Win
an good citizens appreciate the great inn
,,1r,ance Of having a strong ticket IN the
held and able Representatives in the H1use,
ana trust that no stone may be len untarn-
,I and no honest effort len untFied 10 have
able men and men ~ legislative eNpS.Tie nee
to represent Us at time when the oeei hlns .ls;
of the struggle will probably b made s''ll
further 10 reduce the political power Il our
section and place stll more where Il VIII
bc most dan gerouyto the best interests q
the State.
Were I 81 circunlstanced rs e be able Sc
ricusly 20 contemplate candidacy al ulsS
time, l still would prefer % give way 70
OILERS of moie political experience ana
ySissom Very truly,
GEORGE THOMAS
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade AZ W N J. E9elen,
a Co.'S, aud ]. L. RaliengeF's Stores IS Their
giving away 70 their customers oi 50 mAny
H,,e trial bottles Of Dr. Kings New DIS
every for Consumption. Their trade Is
si,nnlv enormous IN this very valuahle
arf;ele fson the fact that il always cures
ana never dIsSprnints. Coughs Colds,
Asthma, BroachiiiS, Group. AMI I'll thFsaai
ana lung diseases quickly cured ioa can
test Il before baying by getting trial bot
lie frec, large Sizc 81. Every bottle war
ranted3
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
Cou:mi~>iOHcr's Court.

I..' ''unty Commissioners met on Mon
t.s ami Tuesday last, with full board
nr t'. josiah II. Hancock, recently ap
.u'! u fill vacancy caused by Mr. Car
.- i#.'h, having qualified. The Board
Mas rn.ipaliy engaged in passing ac-
H"'. IF the Levy. On Tuesday, the pen
-.n fr thc county was passed upon
3D.. l. sn! then adjourned to Tuesday, the
..'. t..t.ut.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

t.- .A.r'Iency, GOV. Lloyd, has ap-
i.' Nj. Josiah II. Hancock, of the 9th
t.' 3.-.girt, County Commissioner To-
IL. H. E.caucy in the -. Mary's Board
,..-.. - In. death Of William H. Carroll
Mr .'.H arI il 4 worthy man, true
,.. ,..., nd will, We believe, make =
...' uu.s-ioncr MCssrs. Jos. c. Grad
+. 'ne N,h district, was strongly en-
-- .r tic place, as also were MeSsrs.
..H Jsl,y and James T. Duke of the
-. ".-,rlct. and IL. l.. Burroughs. of the
1.a District.
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Few weeks The exczaz beein ana ths
street viii be hare Of E,ezssea l.sau,v
The seazhore VII b6f 81 .eks.g afs.-,srs
point this season. IL sh5r, ,;5a =.
danes and their laughaeza[ [sill l.sirtsrnr-.
ling the music Of the - waves -.
PaterianiiIias viii aina aG# u ss,,ts -.
over their le.igers ard rer - mani !. -.
wili oats while the isrIisns ara 49,.
snaiehing day or t.va ed ts;oaalIvs !, rr,,,
over and see how c1n.lslsE,lp ths;, l.,,,..s
ones are in exs ro6uas haifing an n;,..,,
with jersey mosquitoes.
have often wondered - ,,,r a,,-.
Chesapeake Bay resets are 4 nafronizag
by people 0f Baltinlors ubra -, $40 -,
Il IS true the daily excarxios hre w.ll a.
tended But why the peg& eapnot ,;na
just as much enjoyment III ding ,he;,
holidays there as at othar hi canno, i.
accounted for in any oll.ss tbaa n.
innate desire Of man aks i, sh,v
Of among strangers. Thet bean,;fnl
spots along the Chesapasa 1AouId h.
and would be made atsrh \ nlaces 4,
spend the SuIamer if ogs i would
show disposition to patssu I'M.
Then, there is another astoi b. thing
in connection with the citizeazIof Bal,i-
more, especially the weakly. Agith the
finest sheet Of water in the worla right 6.
her door, aaording oppQrtulases- the
best sports water can offer, there is not
single hrst-class yacht owned in the city.
a. Harrison CARROTS steam yach, .Gleam."
and George 5. Browns steam yacht are de-
cent sort Of boats but nothing to compare
with those Of James Carbon Bennett. Jay
Gould and other miIlionaires OF New York
lhere L not one sailing yacht in the har-
Dor. x
strangers from the East and North visit
our bay at all times of the wear in their fine
vessels and never fail TO praise lis many
attractions and to express surprise that our |
people do not appreciate the opportunities |
for enjoyment which nature has spread ont /
all around them.
saw the Queen OF the Hawaiian Islands
hapioiani, when she passed through Balti- |
more last week. never saw Queen be- |
fore and would not have taken her for one |
had met her on the street. Sle is not = /
pretty woman. Her complexion is no, as
bright rs North American Indians and
not a. dark as 4 fuil-blu0ied Africans. /
ohe was given warm reception along the /
route across the continent and treated in !
royal style in Washington. | believe there |
are some people in this country who would
to-dy to royalty even i. il appeared in the
shape and person Of The King or Hades |
Queen hapiolani viii sail for England in |
few days. She goes on a twofald mis- |
s!on-to attend Mrs. Vic's jubilee and 10
Try - engineer some financial matters for
A.r impecrnious husband, King kalakaua.
who wants to mortgage his crown ior
$2,0oo,0uO.
Baltimore will be full of life and stranr-
ers and saycty this week. The law parade. /
Masonic Centennial, the Pimlico races and |
the meeting Of the Democratic State Cen
tsal Committee, all crowded into one week |
will make fun for all Then there is a fc.
male walking match going on too
have not been around much. .this past |
week and have seen very few Of our 81, !
Nary's friends, but believe all the mem
bers Of the colony are on their feet
SAMour
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
I.ighining.

sunday evening last, lightning struck
81. sin tHcingin front of the residence of
lIn. Robert {. CoOmbs, near this village.
LN..,' ih" -plitting Of posts, and scattering
-,"p's, 10 damage was done. The same
.... n..' stunned Martha Bean, colored,
"u. as passing along the road 1T the
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
Orphans Csurt.

May 10, 1851. Court met--all the officers
present. Martha II. Turner appointed ad-
mistratrix Of A. W. Turner, aud W. l..
Thomas and Joseph Ii. Jones appointed
TO appraise the personal property. JEFF b.
Jarboe appointed administrator of Maggie
+. Jarboe. Joseph H. Key. attorney for
Margaret Key and Others, gave notice OF
intention TO I'll caveat to will Of the late
Jane Hague Goldie Collins. Contract be-
tween W. L. Thomas, admr., Of J. II. G.
Collins, and John /. Butler approved 10y
Court. Order for sale, on usual terms,
granted To W. L. Thomas, admr, OF J. III.
G. Collins. Inventories OF real and personal
property and debts in the Collins estate re-
turned. VIII of the late John II. Parsons
admitted 10 probate. Jas. T. Parsons and
j. Hilary Parsons Executors and equal
legatees under said will. ]. T. Wathen
and John n. Graves appointed to appraise
deceased's estate.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
To be Paid OH.

The money TO pay the Leonardtown
Ri. .nr'heir guard duty has been received,
aLI viii be disbursed next Saturday
evening at 3o'clock. Every member mus.
s"nI in n,Jorm. No money will be
laI rNrrpt on drill days There will be
lur drtll Thursday.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
The Railroad

quite a number Of men are now at work
al - Mary's City and on the proposed
ra..ral from that point towards California.
IL. work Is progressing rapidly but exact
y whore the progress will lead to we are
..- yyt unable to say.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
Accident TO Mail Carrier.

U.i.lay night last, William Matthews.
.l rrirr on the MechanicsvilIe- Great
SILL. ,ute, was thrown from his sulky and
IL. nail delayed until next morning.
..rth,ws was not seriously hurt.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Arr YOU disturb
cd al night and broken of your rest by q
sick child suffering and crying with pain ct
Cutting Tech: fso send al once and get
bottle Of Mrs. Niuslow'S soothing syrup
for Children Teething. It's value is iucal-
culahle. II will relieve the poor little sui
ierer Immediately. Depend upon K, moth
eTs: there is on mistake about it. II cures
DiarrhUa, regulates the stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Collie, softcns the Gums.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing syrup for children teeth
ing is pleasant To- the taste and Is the pre-
scription Of one Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
states, and is for sale by ali druggists
throughout the world. Price TWENTY-FIVE
cents bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Minslow's Soothing Syrup" ana take no
other kind.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

On road Leading from Great Mills 10 Mr.
:lkiih b. Cawood's, st. Clements Bay.
q I'd bracelet, about halfineh wide, with
" T. II. engraved inside Finder will
I..4.e return to this office and receive re
ward.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
5 t5a.n5 bLarB's Beacon.
A MaEalIllOtlA.

Last week, Mr.. Charles v. Hayden seat
II a hons esg which tipped the beam at
II ounces. The egg had two yolks aud
va- a. large as an ordinary goose egg.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
Peruvian GaaM.

TUST received a cargo oF Peruvian
- Gusno direct from The Lrb1s Islands.
which | offer for s-.le 1t z1eAiiy reduced
priccs.
10. i. HoLhrWAY,
No. 10. McElde-rfs Wharf.
Bzfimore Nd.
April =. s~sr1~n :.
FOR THE House OF fsEl.EGATPs
Messrs. Yates & King. fskease announce
LEO J. LATHR0Id - ssanli.la,e k,r
the Legislature. and say 90 viii consent
"a - candidate hc " ia n ssaraaIv sun
ported by the 6sA election district
May % Eoples' Friend.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
To Shippers.

TILE Schooner Mary Eta, Cart. YIN.
B. Wise, viii do a gener4A ;ghting
business this season, taking in tae coan-
u from sand Gates O. Cedar Rs1us Ner-
chants and farmers viii coRsdlf their in
teTeSt by giving me their patFUaAgs Par.
ties desiring coal viii please atesS hire %
California Post Office. Full- ssizht guar
antegj So
RATEs-Grain per bushei, i.siSa.- 4 cents
Iub3Cco. ............-..' ss.... SlG-
Other freight in proportion. CAddress
GEO. T. CTSfC, -Fgcsss. Cali
f1rnia, = Mary's conaly, or
EDELEN BROS. 5 West c Csssadea Street
Baltimore.
Nay 5-amt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
CuintolcO,

The Great Malaria, Fever and AuZc Rene
dy. Reliable, safe and Efficient. Price
Joc. per bottle. For sale by all Druggists
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

Since our last report the following L.ioen-
ces to Marry have been issued
WHITE
Columbus o. Adams 30 Ann L Edwards.
samuel B. Shnl 90 Sarah Catlei.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
TIRE s SIS NoTIcE.

hereby forewaFn aIl persons from occu-
pying or tTespaSsing sipon the farm known
and called ~Glen Mary. belonging D. Thos.
Il Price, in BC-gaT.s Neck Against any
person violating this notice the law viii lse
rigidiy enforced.
TEoS. B. PRICE.
April sS-SL
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

Ordered, this Goth day Of April, 1857, that
the Auditors Report, fled in this cause. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the 3ri
Monday OF May, 1887, provided copy OF
this order be published in the 81. Mary
BEACON once week for three successive
weeks prior to the said 3rd Monday OF
May
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-TeSt:
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
April 81, iSS7-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.

MessFs EdiioFs.-Please announce for the
consideration Of the Democratic voters of
-. Aary's county the name of Mr.. RICH
ARD III. AAGILL Is candidate for the
next Legislature. His nomination would
be especially gratifying 10 hos; Il friends
in the 9TH District
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
Notice.

7 HAVE for collection all past due notes
and accounts due G.. Ober * Sens COM
pany, and urge the prompt payment of
same Parties wishing % communicate
with me, please address LeonaritOwn.
The price OF the Oilers Special Com
pound for Tobacco has been induced to
$S6 per ton. free on board from Baltimore.
VIII be glad 10 furnish all reliable and
responsible farmers.
JOHN N. LLOYD
April ai-2ms
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BOARDING..

Having located az the Great Mills" am
prepared - Accommodate permanent and
transient boaniers az nOderate rates.
Mrs. ALEX. MILBURN
Aug Is. 1885
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12
Statesmen Wanted

the sale Of Nursery Stock, on SALARY AND
ENPENsEs OF COMMISSION. Steady en-
ployment Apply al once, stating age.
Febl7 Rochester. y. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

WN. II. MOORE.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-12

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rcd 10
IL r. ID on
IN 1.e
, pounds OF
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should sec
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